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Øygarden is Vestland’s island-laced coastal basin - a municipality where white-tailed eagles soar over fish farms, WWII scars linger in windswept villages, and a silver lighthouse beams across the coat of arms. With around 39,000 residents and a landscape shaped by the North Sea, Sotra archipelago, and the villages of Straume, Ågotnes, Rong, Telavåg, and Glesvær, Øygarden is the kind of place where you can kayak past sea-sculpted reefs, explore aquaculture labs, and still sip spruce cordial beside a café that once traded cod for coffee. It’s got islands, industry, and a name that means “row of islands.”

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Øygarden lies west of Bergen, with Straume as its administrative center and Telavåg as its historic heart. Reach it via Rv555 and Sotra Bridge (45 min from Bergen), or by bus to Ågotnes and Rong. The area is best explored by boots, boat, or bold curiosity - especially if you’re chasing lighthouse echoes, fjord lore, or the hush of pine needles beside a museum that remembers both fish and fire.

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